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The Vincent Building - Brochure
Fordham Law School
Before Fordham University acquired the 302 building, it was owned by the Estate of William Astor. On the southeast corner of Broadway and Duane St., the building was designed by architect, George B. Post and erected by the Tide-Water Building Company.
Date: 1-1-1945
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Blessing of the House of Scholars - Program
Fordham University
Rev. Francis J. Spellman presided at the ceremony honoring the new Fordham University - City Hall Division location at 302 Broadway. The new building would house the School of Education, The School of Adult Education, The School of Business, and the School of Law.
Date: 1-16-1945
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Striking New Roots
Fordham University
Fordham University issued an outreach brochure announcing plans to expand its campus to Lincoln Square. Striking New Roots at Lincoln Square would accommodate the Schools of Law, Education, General Studies, Business and Social Services. The brochure details Fordham's heritage and its aspirations for the future. It includes a construction schedule and accounting details, and an invitation for businesses, industries, foundations, and individuals to invest in Fordham's future.
Date: 1-1-1959
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sub Deo et sub lege - The School of Law, Fordham University at Lincoln Square
Fordham University
"From Humble Beginnings to Broader Horizons" Fordham University details the new School of Law - the first phase of a $25,000,000 development at Lincoln Square.
Date: 1-1-1959
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Cornerstone Ceremony - Program
Fordham Law School
Dignitaries, among them, New York City Mayor, Robert F. Wagner, Parks Commissioner, Robert Moses, New State Governor, Nelson Rockefeller, Archbishop of New York, Cardinal Spellman, and Chief Justice of the United States, Earl Warren addressed the crowd at the Law School's Cornerstone Ceremonies.
Date: 5-30-1960
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Address by Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy at the Dedication Ceremonies of Fordham Law School
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy was awarded an honorary degree during the Dedication Ceremonies of Fordham at Lincoln Square. Here, a transcript of his address pays tribute to Fordham's ideals, traditions, faculty and alumni.
Date: 11-18-1961
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Law School Update, Vol. I No. I
Office of Institutional Advancement, Fordham Law School
The Institutional Advancement Office of the Fordham Law School began to issue newsletters announcing the building campaign and its progress. The first of these newsletters provides the background of the original $5 million campaign announced by Dean McLaughlin at the 75th Anniversary Dinner.
Date: 9-1-1982
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Law School Update, Vol. I No. 2
Office of Institutional Advancement, Fordham Law School
University President Rev. Finley, and Law School Dean, John Feerick announce the $6.8 million building fund and the architectural firm that will design the plans set to double the space of the Law School. The newsletter details donations and members of the newly formed Building Campaign Advisory Committee.
Date: 11-1-1982
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Law School Update, Vol. I No. 3
Office of Institutional Advancement, Fordham Law School
The launch of a new building and renovation campaign by architects Wank Adams Slavin Associates.
Date: 1-1-1983
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Law School Update Vol. I No.4
Office of Institutional Advancement, Fordham Law School
The F.J. Sciame Construction Company begins work on the new building and renovation project at Fordham Law School.
Date: 5-1-1983
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U.S. Solicitor General to Speak at Fordham Law School Groundbreaking Ceremonies
University Communications, Fordham University
Fordham University Communications issues a press release announcing Rex E. Lee, United States Solicitor General, as the principal speaker at the Groundbreaking ceremonies at the Lincoln Center campus.
Date: 9-15-1983
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Ned Doyle Building Dedication
Fordham Law School
Ned Doyle, c/o 1930, spoke at the dedication of the building named in his honor. Ned Doyle, was one of the founding partners in Doyle Dane Berbach, DDB advertising.
Date: 5-22-1985
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